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APPENDIX I GLOSSARY ABO—Aviators   breathing   oxygen. ACM—Air-cycle   machine. ACS—Air-conditioning    system. ADC—Air   data   computer. AFC—Airframes  change. AIMD—Aircraft   intermediate   maintenance department. ALLOY—A metal that is a mixture of two or more  metals. AMBIENT—Surrounding;  adjacent  to;  next to. For example, ambient conditions are physical conditions of the immediate area such as ambient temperature,  ambient  humidity,  ambient  pressure, etc. AN—Air Force—Navy (standard or specifica- tion). ANOXIA—A  complete  lack  of  oxygen  in  the blood  stream. APU—Auxiliary   power   unit. BIT—Built-in  tester. BLEED  AIR—Hot,  high-pressure  air,  taken from  the  compressor  section  of  a  jet  engine. BRU—Barastatic  release  unit. CAD—Cartridge   and   cartridge-actuated devices. CAUTION—An    operating    procedure, practice,  etc.,  that  if  not  strictly  observed could  result  in  damage  to  or  destruction  of equipment. CCU—Component   control   unit. CDI—Collateral   duty   inspector. CELSIUS—A  temperature  scale  using  0  as  the freezing  point  of  water  and  100  as  the  boiling point. The scale has 100 equal divisions between the  0  and  100  with  each  division  designated  a degree.   A   reading   is   usually   written   in   an abbreviated  form;  for  example,  75°C.  This  scale was formerly known as the centigrade scale, but it was renamed in recognition of Anders Celsius, the  Swedish  astronomer  who  devised  the  scale. CF3Br—The   chemical   symbol   for   trifluoro- bromomethane. CNO—Chief   of   Naval   Operations. CONTAMINANT—An   impurity   such   as harmful  foreign  matter  in  a  fluid. DODIC—Department  of  Defence  Informa- tion   Code. DTG—Date-time  group. ECS—Environmental   control   systems. EI—Engineering  investigation. FCDC—Flexible   confined   detonating   cord. FLSC—Flexible  linear  shaped  charge. GPM—gallons  per  minute. Hg—Mercury. IMA—Intermediate  maintenance  activity. IMP—Initiator    multi-purpose. IPB—Illustrated  parts  breakdown. AI-1

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